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TV sets use ultrasonic sound waves to drive away the mozzies.
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TV sets use ultrasonic sound waves to drive away the mozzies.
Probably find that it attracts crane-flies in the UK ;)
Thats not new, the old Decca 2030 series chassis ( 1973 - 1976) had built in oscillators at 16625 Hz, perfect.
What is the range ? How close do you have to be to the TV ?
Interesting but those most at risk from mosquitoes are surely those that don't even have access to a TV?
Can Dell start adding anti-corn-fly measures to their monitors please.
[QUOTE=Wozza365;396025] hehe, what a nice point there but Samsung will loose like 5000 sales of their Tv's coz of this advert so soon maybe theirs will have flies-Away feature.
So in order for me to be 'safe' from mosquitoes I have to have my TV on 24 hours a day, but what if I don't have electricity or the money to pay for it? I haven't heard of any decent reviews of the 'technology', and the electronic mosquito thing that I bought was a waste of time.
They will have missed a trick if they haven't kitted out the athlete's village in Brazil with these things.
I doubt it's meant to replace any existing measures bought, simply supplement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calum
And if you have no Electricity or the money to pay for it, it's not exactly aimed at you, is it?